deck26 wrote:

I suggest you'd be better building up experience before trying something like this. There's a limit to how much it can be simplified!

If you're determined to do it you need to experiment with cloud variables first to be sure you understand them. The key part is the allocation of player ‘slots’ so that each player is managed separately. This recent post is relevant https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/117112/ - especially my post with the script.

Once a player has a slot you can allow them to change appropriate cloud variables - eg they might each have an x and y variable to record their position so their movement can be picked up by the other player. Ideally only one player is ever responsible for updating any particular cloud variable.

Ackar9565 wrote:

I basically am asking the same question above, but i need some help with codes….i have a basic idea that i will make other players visible with clones but need help from there

MadeUpPerson wrote:

Can I quote anything even if nobody actually said it?

Patcharisu wrote:

Ackar9565 wrote:

I basically am asking the same question above, but i need some help with codes….i have a basic idea that i will make other players visible with clones but need help from there

MadeUpPerson wrote:

Can I quote anything even if nobody actually said it?

look at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/20179538/#fullscreen

projectday1 wrote:

so to make a multiplayer game create sprites(players,any amount you want)and a blank one with is going to be called multiplayer or cloud then add this script make these variables

and add more depending the amount of the players you want now make these

then make this script on Player1

and you continue with the keys you want them to press and use Player1 Y for jumping ( thats everything I know so they could see them move at the exact time )

deck26 wrote:

projectday1 wrote:

so to make a multiplayer game create sprites(players,any amount you want)and a blank one with is going to be called multiplayer or cloud then add this script make these variables

and add more depending the amount of the players you want now make these

then make this script on Player1

and you continue with the keys you want them to press and use Player1 Y for jumping ( thats everything I know so they could see them move at the exact time )

Incomplete and, as has already been pointed out, this topic is old and should be treated as closed.

MLG-FOXY-MLG wrote:

deck26 wrote:

projectday1 wrote:

so to make a multiplayer game create sprites(players,any amount you want)and a blank one with is going to be called multiplayer or cloud then add this script make these variables

and add more depending the amount of the players you want now make these

then make this script on Player1

and you continue with the keys you want them to press and use Player1 Y for jumping ( thats everything I know so they could see them move at the exact time )

Incomplete and, as has already been pointed out, this topic is old and should be treated as closed.

does not work either sinceits uptating on your screen and if you want them too move you have to refresh the page

basicly its not ‘runtime multiplayer’

deck26 wrote:

Incomplete and, as has already been pointed out, this topic is old and should be treated as closed.

Arcade_Archive wrote:

Bluestar601 wrote:

try this:
Cloud Test by yuolyuol

coolgamesben10 wrote:

http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Creating_a_Multiplayer_Game

deck26 wrote:

Bluestar601 wrote:

try this:
Cloud Test by yuolyuol

Please read through a topic before replying. If you'd done so you'd have realised you're necroposting.